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Vintage Wm. A. Rogers Silver-Plated Pedestal Compote Bowl 5.75"

WM. A. Rogers

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Pre-owned vintage condition with substantial tarnish, uneven discoloration, surface scratches, scuffs, and areas of apparent finish wear.
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Vintage Wm. A. Rogers Silver-Plated Pedestal Compote Bowl 5.75"

Add classic charm to your collection with this vintage Wm. A. Rogers silver-plated pedestal compote bowl. A fluted basin, softly scalloped rim, and curved pedestal give this small decorative dish an elegant silhouette.

Measuring approximately 5.75 inches wide and 3 inches tall, with a 1.25-inch-deep bowl, this compote offers a compact accent for a dresser, sideboard, or display cabinet. Traditionally used as a candy or nut dish, its shallow bowl also makes an attractive place to display trinkets or small keepsakes.

The underside bears the Wm. A. Rogers maker’s mark. Visible tarnish and varied surface coloration give the piece an aged appearance, while scratches and finish wear reflect previous use. Its classic shape complements vintage silverplate collections and traditional home décor.

Product Details

  • Brand / Maker’s mark: Wm. A. Rogers

  • Item type: Pedestal compote bowl

  • Material: Silver-plated metal

  • Design: Fluted basin with softly scalloped rim

  • Base: Round pedestal foot

  • Height: Approximately 3 inches

  • Width: Approximately 5.75 inches

  • Bowl depth: Approximately 1.25 inches

  • Quantity: One compote bowl

  • Production date: Unknown

  • Country of manufacture: Unconfirmed

Condition Description

Pre-owned vintage condition with substantial tarnish, uneven discoloration, surface scratches, scuffs, and areas of apparent finish wear. Scratches are especially noticeable inside the bowl, with additional wear around the pedestal and base. The photographs show the current surface condition; the extent of any silver-plate loss cannot be determined from the images alone. Please review all photos closely for condition details.